Comp​uters, internet and free Wi-Fi

Public computers

Public computer access at our nine libraries provides up to three hours total PC use per day per person (dependant on PC availability at that location).

Our public PCs have Windows 11, Microsoft Office 365 Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Publisher, Adobe Reader, WinZip and VLC installed. Use of the public PCs is free.

Access to PCs and photocopying is by using your Canterbury-Bankstown Library card. You can find information on becoming a member by visiting Locations and Memberships.

Children 12 years and under must be supervised by an Adult/Guardian (over 18 years)  at all times while using computers and the internet.  

Printing and photocopying

Printing and photocopying is available at each of the nine library branches. 

Prices are shown in the table below.

Web printing

Web printing is available at all nine library branches. WebPrint enables you, as a member, to use your own device to upload documents for printing. Your print job can then be released/printed at any library branch. 

To access WebPrint, click here. Links to WebPrint can also be found via the Library App and library online catalogue.

For wireless printing, you can set up your printing from anywhere and visit the library later that day:

1. On the app: Swipe or scroll to find the "Print from your device" button.
   On the catalogue, click "Print a document" on the left-hand menu.
   
2. Select "Library Card Number login"
   
3. Enter your library card number and PIN (usually your date of birth) and select "login". (If your device offers to save your details for next time, you may wish to do so).
   
4. Upload your document or enter the necessary information for printing an email or from URL.
   
5. When the document status says "waiting for release", go to any CBCity library, log in to any printer, tap "print release" and release your job/s. Ensure that you have enough money on your card - just make sure you add money before you try to print. 
   

Scanning 

CBCity offers scan to email and scan to USB at all branches, free of charge.

Free Wi-Fi

All of the City's Library and Knowledge Centres have Wireless Internet (Wi-Fi) access available for fair use during open hours. 

Free Public Wi-Fi is available at various locations throughout CBCity. On average, more than 20,000 people connect to Council’s ​free Wi-Fi each month.​

To use our free Wi-Fi, connect to CBCity Public Wi-Fi  and agree to the terms and conditions.

​Contact

For more information about these services contact your nearest Canterbury-Bankstown Library or call 9789 9423 during business hours.